★ logseq → obsidian

♠ Previously. Problem statement: LogSeq v2 is moving its graph format from markdown files to a sqlite database: What’s New with Logseq DB — May 16th 2026 Big update: Logseq is splitting into two versions This is not OK for my workflow. The whole point of adopting LogSeq was, just like Obsidian, the promise of managing my notes in plain markdown files. Even though this migration is supposed to improve the performance of the app, it ends up breaking a fundamental reason why I decided to use it in the first place. Furthermore, the Second Brain app of my choice is supposed to be boring. It is a big deal to wake up one day and find that I can no longer open my notes graph with the new version of the app. This is a no-go. Well, classic LogSeq (dubbed “Logseq OG”) will be kept around, but I can only assume that from this point on it will become poorly maintained — it will never get the same amount of resources and attention as the new version. Also, even if I really wanted to use the new…